Join us on this multilingual journey and discover the artist within you
The"Transitions on stage program"
Saturday November 19th, 2022
9.30a.m to 6 p.m
Only 15 seats! Book fast.
Pay what you wish
9:30 am. :Meet the participants, coffee and snack provided
10am: Workshop overview and introductory exercices
10.30 am to 1 pm: Group study 1 and 2
Master class 1 / Thousand and one scenes Ile-de-France
and Master class 2 / Fixin'art Thessaloniki Greece
1 p.m to 3 pm: Lunch
3 pm to 5.30 pm.: Master class 3 / Théalingua Berlin
3 p.m. to 5.30 p.m.: Master class 4 / ETFI Brussels
5:30 p.m. to 6 p.m.: Closing snack
Sunday November 20, 2022
9.30 a.m to 1 p.m.
Open discussion with the artists, you'll be able to ask questions
Pay what you wish
Round table and practical exchanges open to all, no limited access
9:30 am: Meet the participants, coffee and snack provided .
10am: Collective practice led by one of the artists present
10.30 am to 1 p.m.:
Master class summary, open discussion, question and answer
To go from one place to another, from one state of mind to another, from one thought to its opposite, from an emotion or a feeling to another, it is what we all do every moment of our lives...
Our European and international partner artists from Greece, Germany, Belgium, France, America, Iran, Uzbekistan invite you on a theatrical journey where you will be guided to try, imagine and transform.
Saturday 19 Nov.
Learn all about the Master Classes and those who run them!
Master class 1 / Mille et une scènes, ile de France.
Directed by Irene Golovine, director, actress and principle representative of Mille et Une Scenes and Hamid Reza Javdan, director, actor and pedagogue who began his career in the Iranian Theater and in the United States at the Living Theater. Unrepentant traveler, his travels have led him to encounter masters of different theatrical traditions: Commedia dell Arte, mask and Balinese martial arts, Nô theatre... He is also a professor of masked theatre at Paris University - Sorbonne
How to cohabit the Tower of Babel ? Speak all languages, explore body language, discover the scope of rhythm, words and storytelling.
An approach based on theater exercises and with the use of masks to let our imagination surprise us.
The construction of a character is done from a story, would it be possible that our own individual can also be transformed by the story that we cultivate? Could theater tools contribute to this transition?
Sunday 20 Nov.
debates will be moderated in turn by our partners and our theater and professional training friends
Melanie Christensen
After a degree in educational psychology in her native city of Seattle (USA), trained in theatre, masked theatre and puppetry in France, Melanie Christensen has for over twenty years directed workshops with a wide variety of participants : young children, differently abled and persons on the spectrum, high-risk middle school students, geriatric patients. Most recently her work has focused on projects combining theatre and music, in collaboration with the Paris National Opera outreach programme, the Ensemble Duruflé, Les Talens Lyriques, and the choral ensemble "De Plein Coeur et de Vives Voix".
"All the world's a stage" : how can theatre help ease the transition from the role of student to that of "actor" in the professional world? I will share my experience working with theatre as a means of developing professional identity in engineering students.
Over the course of these two days, both stage professionals and participants will have the opportunity to discover local, national and European initiatives and, in doing so, to forge links with others.
Try, imagine and be inspired by playing whatever language is spoken.
Communicate with more ease and discover your creative potential.
With the participation of the solidarity grocery store and Aroma food of Houilles for our meals